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r-TmrpmifKrr i vp& wvp; :vps lpyplpfpt DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JANUARY 31, 1007. STOCKTON THFJjLD WHirt CORNER. NewJSpring Goods ! riving in Every Department th. floors and In every seatlon you'll And the newest creations JVmost novel Ideas. Embroideries This department has been un- ainallr busy since Monday morn- Mt when w Placed on sale thousands of yards of fine Swiss, Cambric and Nainsook Embroid eries at a prlco far bolow anything er paid for such beautiful goods Dettcr come intoday beforo the lot U gone Worth up to 60c yard Sale Price 25c Torchon Laces 1 Pretty pntterns In wido edglnga with Insertion to match. 4c yd New Purses Just Received Tho largest and finest assort ment wo'vo over shown reached us today. Collar' Ruching Another lot Just received six collars in n box 25c Box rand Opera House JXd. T. CORDRAY, Manngcr. FHIDAV, FEBRUARY 1. IstonBoriBlnal big doublo spec tator production of Incfe Tom's Cabin Thb Barnum of them all. Under e manateraent of Leon W. Wash- in. Moro grand novelties than cr. Gorgeous scenery with benu- ol electrical effects. Two brnss ndt Two funny Marks, Two mls ItTons Topslcs. Gonuino Southern kewalkcrs. Duck and wing dancers ilt ul femalo qunrtot. Ponies, tallei and bloodhounds. Wngons to by handsomo Shotland ponies. ind vision and transformation pes. Eva and her golden chariot. atch for tho big street parade. BPrlcos 75c, 50c, 25c. Box offlco Ion Friday at 9 n. in. FIFTY MILLIONS OF PORK LINGER GRAND THEATRE. Commencing tonight and with rog prmatmeo Saturday at 2:30 p. in. Irer Eckhardt prosonts ECKIIAllDT'S IDEALS, in tho beautiful four-act drama DORA THORNE h dramatization of Bertha M. fit famous novel. Entire change ot Bpeclaltlea. "kfgaln mntlneo Satunlnv nt o.oa !. 10c mam l,0 department rg8Mln. and th ,. . . ton kin w . 1' U1 L 1 , 8,vea those who need tiV iv; r9 Me equlI,ped j th tt0t reasonable. yfos. H. Hinges. Optician. fkhchfeiuleI PILLS.j :?? Uu....... SSSSSIfivCiTS I? iZ-l t k.T'; Z&vTuZZfi - ZZu, ? HffMBintM, I III m4l4 iSS's-cc:a ms mT"nm-" YDr.S.CSi To Be Distributed in the Sha;e of a Rivers and Harbors Bill Waslngton, , Jan. 30. Two now records wore established In congress this week when tho rlvorB and har bors bill wns reported out of com mittee In tho first placo, tho mcau uro carries closo to $80,000,000 for wntorway improvements, tho greatest amount over npproprintcd by any con gress for this work, and second, its construction proved conclusively that tho day is gone whon this loglslntlou can bo considered in tho light ot a "pork" measure Of all tho appro priation bills offorcd nt tho present sosslon, nono has. boon drawn up with such painstaking criro or with such searching inquiry Into tho merits of onoh particular scheme to bo bono fltod. Tho history of tho Inbors of tho commltteo on rivers and har bors, with its sub-committees, would All many volumes, and thousands of pngos would havo to bo devoted to tho export testimony 'given on tho vnrloiiB improvement projects. Naturally, in tho apportionment of such a largo sum of money, tlioro Is consldernblo discontent in cortaln sections. Congressmen who always havo boon "romomborod" by a plico of tho rivers and harbors fund, are wroth becnuso tholr districts aro not sharing in the present bill: In tho past it has not been an unusual thing for congress to voto monoy for tho "improvomout" of creeks and moun tain streams navigable, as a congres sional wit nuts it, only for "light draft wator fowls, flounders and flat fish." It is being borno In on tho complaining ones that commerce has taken tho rivers and harbors measuro out of tho realm of potty politics. Tho present measure carries sums for Improvements in overy section of tho county, Important commercial ports on tho seaboard aro given big slicoa for betterments, while Increas ed sums aro to bo expended upon tho rivers of tho Interior. Provision, too, is rnado for betterment work on tho Great Lakes, which havo shown as a result of betterment work in tho past that they saved In tho last ship ping season upward of $305,000,000 In freight charges to shippers. This vast sum is thb difference between what shippers would havo beon com pelled to pay in tolls to tho rail lines and tho transportation tolls by boat. Congressman Joseph P, Ransdell, of Louisiana, who as president of tho National Rivera and Harbors con gress, has led tho fight for proper recognition of tho Iraportanqo of tho waterways Improvement, Is being congratulated on his success by his follow members. This organization has urged. In season and out, that aii annual appropriation of $50,000, 000 bo made, so that tho work ot de veloping the riven and harbors of the country go forwArd steadily. It Is recognized that spasmodic efforts In making navigable tho rivers and harbors will bo of little benefit to commerce, and that funds must bo appropriated to permit of a steady and intelligent prosecution of this important work. ' Tho fact that tho 'railroads havo confessed tholr Inabil ity to keep up with tho transportation demands of tho country has shown tho government tho logic of tho de mand. Tho necessity, howov.er, for keep ing this great question nllvo and forc ing it upon tho attention of congress has caused tho secretary of tho Na tional Rivers and Harbors congress, J. P. Ellison, of Cincinnati, to Issuo n call for n greater membership. This call has boon received . by govern ment ofllcials hero and tho organiza tion has their heartiest endorsement. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Willamette. R. W. Montague T. H. Carey. Mark Kady. Don Rea. G. L. Burott. A. M. Drake, Bend, Or. T.'T. GVimth, Oregon City. Tho8. P. Ryan, do. S. L. Roberts, Spokane. J. C. Brooks, Half Way. ' P. G. Van Dcuson, Chicago. .0. Krantz, Chicago. Prank Menefco, Tho Dnlels. ' W. 'C Halo, Grants Pnss. II. D. Narton, do. R. G. Smith, do. II. T. McClnllan, Roseburg. A. Abraham, do. A. M. Holp.'Albany. Jns. Elklns, do. 7 E. V. Cnrtor, Ashland. B. T. Mulkoy, do. E. D. Resslcr, Monmouth. Otis B. Alkln, Portlnnd. Toll Thompson, do. D. L. Swuln, do. M. G. Polltz, do. A. Molcsworth, do. J. P. Wnddell, do. B. II. Trumbull, do. L. Gorlangor, do. ' Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Swift, do. A. E. Beard, do. -W. T.. Shannhan, do. t A. W. Bartlett, do. A. W. Wartholi, do. J. M. Rodgers, do. P. A. Worthlngton, do. J. A. Colllor, Fossil. B. P. Washburn, Sprlngflold. L. W. Nosmlth, RIckroal. Bon Rosenfeld, Snn Francisco. J. W. Lovy, do. O. S. L. Smith, Grant County. G. Moyor, Dallas. I,o nm A. Korr. P. J. Cnso, Chicago.' Gits GUIls, Seattle. , Sulcin. P. W. Johnson, Dallas, Harry Davis, Portland. . 01l;or Bnrke, Scranton. J. B. Levi, Chicago. A. Noltnor, Portlnnd. Mrs. M. II. Gllahmnn, Portlnnd. P. M. Lick, Snlom. . o Fresh FIhIi for Cnundlaii Cities. Ottown, Jan. 31. Tho mmlstor ot mnrlno nnd fisheries has tnkon prac tical measures for carrying Into of foct a schomo that has been under consideration for years past for the transport of fresh fish from tho marl tlmo provinces to tho markets of On tario and Quebec by means of cold Btorago. A voto of $25,000 has beon placed in tho estimates to encourngo tho railway companies to establish tho necossary cold Btorago service, and tho Hon. J. Brodour Is now In communication with tho railroad companion to securo tho co-oporatlon Tlio Borvlco will go Into effect next summer, and will, It is hoped. All a long-felt want In Montreal, Toronto, OUowa and othor Intorlor centers for tho. flsh of tho enstern provinces. o Same- Fight In Maine. Portland, Mo., Jun. 31. There Is a great fight on hero to removo tho state capltol to Portland. Out of 45 states 33 have tho stato capitis lo cated away from their largest cities. The advantages to tho stato 'and tho public from this policy ot avoiding the great centers of population aro under discussion, and union), Oregon, Is referred to as an Illustration of the desirability of not removing tho cap ltol of Malno from this city. (tt8ttigtmiaitsB8tiit8itttB9ftnaf tf f II Dr. Reed's Cushion Sole Shoes WILL SAVE YOUR HEALTH ANY DEALER CAN SELL SHOES, HUT NO OTHER SALEM DEALER CAN SELL DR. REED'S GUSH ION SOLES SHOES, AS THEY HAVEN'T GOT THE SHOES. WE ARE SOLE AGENTS FOR THIS WORLD CELEBRATED SHOE IN SALEM, AND JUST RECEIVED A BIG SHIPMENT RIGHT FROM THE FAC-' TORY, HENCE WE CAN GIVE YOU ROCK HOTTOM PRICES, SAVING ALL MIDDLEMEN'S PHOFT8. WHY THEY ARE BETTER A THICK CUSHION OP FELT COVERED RY SOFT LEATHER, MAKES A SOFT, LUXURIOUS , RESTING PLACE FOR THE FOOT. THE SHOES ARE WELL MADE, RUT ANY DAMPNESS WHICH MIGHT PENETRATE, IS ADSORBED HY THE FELT, LEAVING THE FOOT WARM AND COMFORT. BESIDES THE CUSHION SOLE ACTS AS A SPRING, GIVING ELASTICITY TO THE STEP, AND AVOIDING HEAVY JAR ON THE SPINE. IT IS THE ONLY HEALTHY AND THE ONLY COSHORTAHLE SHOE. CALL AND SEE THEM House Parses Bills. H. B. No. 214, Vawter, Kubll, Per kins, creating offlco of deputy county recorder In Jackson county, at salary of $600 per annum. Passed, in B. 77, Farroll, relating to the adoption of children. Passed. Two senate bills, Nos. 140 and 141, uoth by Senator Hodson, of Multnomah, passed through, tho pro cess ot legislation without going through the hands of tho printer. No. 140 provides Increase of salaries of the sheriff and deputy Bherlff of Co lumbia county, and No. 141 Increases the salary ot tho assessor of Colum bia county from $000 to $1200 per pear, and authorizes the employment of clerical aid at $800 per year. House bill No. 77, by Farrell, E. L IRVIN & CO. Practical Shoemen. W WWf M Expert Repairing Our Specialty which wns passed by tho houso this 111 11 11 1 1,111 1 1 III 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 I II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 H 1 1 1 U HI 1 1 II- morning, amonda section 531G to the extent ot striking out tho words "not his own" to authorlzo parents to adopt their own children In case tho exigency should 'nrlso. o ' Russell Sago Estate. Now York, Jan. 31. Stato Comp troller Glyn, at Albany, today ro colvcd $C25,0)0, tho amount duo on tho estnto ot Russell Sago, under tho lnhorltnnco tax net. Tho value of tho ostato has beon plnccd at $00, 00,000, but that Is not tho final estimate This Is tlio largest amount ovor received, with throo exceptions. In 1900 tho stnto collected from tho estnto ot Gcorgo Smith, n wealthy English merchant, who died In New York City, $1,934,753. In 1901. $GG5,000 woro rocolvod from tho C P. Huntington estnto, and in 1904 tho lnhorltnnco tax from tho estnto ot Warren Smith, a prominent WoBt chestor county enrpot manufacturer, wns $953,348. I "earl Fishing Good. Washington, Jan. 31. Wllllnm II. Mlchnol, United States consul nt Cal cutta, In a roport, statos that tho poarl fishery nt that port has boon romarknbly succosBful during tho past season. Tho total rovonuo db rivod from tho flshory nnd camp nmountod to $875,392 and expenditure- $73,510, tho net profit wns $801,822, over $11,000 In oxcoss of thnt of 1904. Most ot tho pearls havo been sent to this country, whoro they aro In grent demand, o Rig Irrigation Work In Colorado. Sterling, Colo., Jnn. 31. No less than G5000 ncres of land will ho Ir rigated in this state In n short time. Tho land Is lying adjacent to ''tho Union Pacific trnoks, from Illff to Cropk, and Is exceedingly lino prnlrk laud. It is proposod to got tho water from Cedar and Pawnoo cireoks. This will bo ono of tho Inrgcst Irrigation enterprises over uiu'ortnkon In this country, but It Is expected thnt Its cost will not exceed $1,500,000. t Remnants Wall Paper ! A BROKEN LOT OF ODDS AND ENDS THAT WE WILL ' PUT ON SALE SATURDAY, FEB. 2 If you havo a nnmll room to pnpi'i, you can paper It for almost ;iothlng. SEE OUR SHOW WINDOW DISPLAY for prices. Wo lluvo u fmv bunches thnt will cover qulto u largo room, no coiiiq early and get your pick of the (ot. , 1 II II 1 I I M HI II M I I 1 I I I I Hit n I 1 H 1 1 t II I IN I 111- HOUSE FURNISHING CO. ' 177 LIBERTY STREET fHHiiiHiiii-Mimm limit in ii hi iiifHiiinnu Confucian Schools. Pokln, Jan. 31, An Imporlnl edict was issued and goes Into effect today ordorlng ndhorenco to tho old methods of learning, and directing' that suitable men bo solocted us tenchors in tho Confucian school of Chlfu, whoro special attention Ib lo bo given to teaching tho codes of ethics and mora.1 doctrines of tho great Chlnoso Bago. o STREET CAR TIME TABLE. Fair Grounds and South Salem. Threo trips per hour. i At tho oven hour. At 20, minutes aftor tho even hour.' At 40 minutes, aftor tho oven hour. ,f PcHitCHtlary Lino. Two trips per hour. At 6 minutes after tho even hour. At 35 minutes after tho even hour, Asylum Line. Four trips per hour. At 10 minutes after tho even hour. At 25 minutes after the oven hour At 40 minutes after tho even hour. At 55 minutes after the even hour. Yew Park Line. Two trips per'hour. At 15 minutes after the even hour. At 45 minutes aftor tho even hour. POMONA for Portland. Wednesday, Thursday and Satur day at 10 a, m. MMMMlttMMMtMMiMtMMMM0MMj JUST THREE FULL BLASTS FROM OUR SHOE HORN. BLAST ONE WE ARE SHOWING THE FINEST DISPLAY OF FALL FOOTt WEAR FOR MEN'S, WOMEN'S, ROYS,' MISSES,' CHILDREN'S AND INFANT'S WEAR THE TOWN HAS EVER SEEN. BLAST TWO WE'VE THE REST !J.OO AND $1.00 MEN'S SHOES AND THE FINEST $3.50 AND $1.00 WOMEN'S SHOES THAT HAVE EVEtt BEEN OFFERED THE TRADE. MMMlMWWWaWiMMWMaMMWIlMaaWaWWMWi BLAST THREE WE SHOW SHOE STYLES THAT ARE DIFFERENT FROM TUB COMMON1 PLACE SORT THAT SO MANY STORES ARE OVERLOADED WITH AND OFFER AS SHOE BARGAINS. SALEM'S BIG SHOE STORE Oregon Shoe Co. THE SHOERS 9